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also take care when using the car stereo.
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If you are working be aware of the noise at your workplace. The sound level must not exceed 85 dB. If it does reduce the noise or wear ear plugs ear procectors. It is common to turn up the volume of the stereo in the car because of noise from the engine and the wind. Wear ear protectors if you use noisy equipment ear plugs such as drills, lawnmowers, etc. If you begin to hear a ringing sound or just a tingling feeling in your ears it might be a good idea to walk away from the sound source. ear plugs Not stupid, not only old people There is much prejudice relation to people who are hard of hearing: they are old, less intelligent, mentally ill, or they only hear what they ear plugs want to hear. Many people also think that hearing aids are unsightly and uncomfortable and that they are expensive and do not function optimally. Most of it is not true. Everyone can suffer from a hearing problem. Most people would ear plugs benefit from a hearing aid and actually improve their quality of life. Silver medal sensation in Sydney When Terence Parkin from South Africa won a silver medal at the Sydney Olympic Games 2000, it was quite an achievement, as Terence [Email: info@youth.hear-it.org] |